By Dean Dwyer
November 7, 2024
With the US election now behind us, attention turns to what this means for the world during the next four years, particularly in relation to the volatile Middle East. As we are aware, Middle East peace has dominated the foreign policy platform of US administrations for a number of decades now and we can expect that as soon as Donald Trump is inaugurated as 47th President of the United States of America, he will waste no time in attempting to bring this longstanding illusion to reality. In April of this year, when speaking about the war in Gaza, he simply said, “They have to get it done—get it over with, and get it over with fast because we have to get back to normalcy and peace.” Easier said than done, particularly when…